Call Taking and Dispatch

Enhance situational awareness and collaboration with GIS.

Call taking and dispatch map and PSAP call taker

Improve PSAP call taking and dispatch

Emergency calls with dispatchable locations validated against locally-authoritative GIS data allow a telecommunicator to better assign first responders for a timely response. Real-time, up-to-date, and smart GIS maps improve call handling, 911 mapping, and computer-aided dispatch (CAD) so police, fire, and emergency medical services (EMS) professionals can respond faster and better-equipped than ever before.

ArcGIS supports emergency call taking and dispatch

Locate callers anywhere

Calls to 911 can originate anywhere. Nearly 90 percent of calls to 911 in the United States are placed from cell phones, and 80 percent have Z-axis data. GIS can translate this information into dispatchable addresses and help first responders pinpoint caller locations within a building. When combined with detailed 2D and 3D maps, this intelligence can dramatically reduce response times.

Interior map of a building and wider campus view

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Using ArcGIS Insights for the PSAP

Map PSAP data with projection and location accuracy—turn addresses, coordinates, lines/boundaries, and insights into analytics, using ArcGIS Insights.

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